As this year of pursuing Wholeheartedness has unfolded, a key virtue that has risen to the surface (of my consciousness if not always applied awareness) has been integration: I want to live ...
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Quick Lit // November 2022
There are seasons when I consume books with the voraciousness of a starved nomad, relying on them for sustenance and fortitude and approaching each new title with limitless fervor. And then, there ...
Adore: A Simple Practice for Experiencing God in the Middle Minutes of Your Day (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 10)
For many of us—particularly those of us who grew up in an Evangelical setting—worship is something we do from a church pew. Hands held high or hanging stoically by our sides; voices ...
Quick Lit // October 2022
You’re here for reviews? I’ve got reviews! And lots of words, so I’ll skip the winded preamble and get right to ’em! // NONFICTION // All My Friends Have Issues: Building Remarkable ...
Book Blogger Memory Challenge
I am a sucker for a bookish challenge, so when Carol shared this one on her blog last month I jumped at the chance to play along. Our task: Answer the prompts ...
The Life We’re Looking For: Reclaiming Relationship in a Technological World (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 9)
You don’t need me to tell you that something is wrong with people these days. And by “people” I mean every single one of us. Despite medical advances, time-saving services, and technologies ...
Quick Lit // September 2022
It was a busy month for me, which translated to less reading overall, and while the books I read were fine, there were no standouts. But just because none of these titles ...
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals (Wholehearted Book Series, Book 8)
I’m not sure when I first learned the concept of “time management.” It certainly wasn’t in my elementary years, when I gave little thought to time beyond when my next meal might ...
Chill Summer Thursdays: To All the (Nonfiction) Books I’ve Loved Before
Two weeks ago I took you all on a walk through my historical bookshelves with a list of my all-time favorite novels from the past several years. Today I’m sharing a similar ...
Quick Lit // August 2022
It was a strong reading month for me: a few 5-star reads, an inordinate amount of historical fiction (that worked for me!), and plenty of fascinating ideas and concepts to explore. Let’s ...